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Originally Posted by Theodoric
Interesting. I've got to say that it sounds like typical student union overreaction and shooting themselves in the foot. However, one point: the article says, "The union would not dare tell the Muslim society that it must be run by non-Muslims." Have they any evidence for this? Could it simply be that the Muslim society constitution doesn't have a clause in it about the religious beliefs of members, in which case the attack, which is about written constitutions, is unjustified.
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The basis of Christianity is belief. Faith.
So why would/should someone who does not believe be permitted to run it? If I was part of such a Union I would have little faith (pardon the pun) in the hierachy if they were not also Christians.
Would a Man United fan be permitted to run an Arsenal supporter's club?